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Chinese University To Set Up Anti-Terrorism School
A Chinese university will start a school specialising in anti-terrorism courses to cash in on the growing demand for security personnel following the counter-terrorism law that came into effect from January 1.
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Smog Chokes Delhi, Beijing as Climate Talks Begin
The capitals of the world's two most populous nations, China and India, were blanketed in hazardous, choking smog today as climate change talks began in Paris, where leaders of both countries are leading participants.
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China Arrests 3 Fake Graft Busters for Kidnap
Police in northeastern China have arrested three people and are looking for a fourth who built a fake interrogation centre and pretended to be graft inspectors, kidnapping a local official and his wife to extort money, state media said.
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China Targets Rights Lawyers as Crackdown on Activists Widens
Chinese authorities have widened a crackdown on human rights groups, detaining or questioning more than 50 lawyers and activists in a sweep over the past few days, rights groups say.
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Out of the Shadows, China Hackers Turn Cyber Gatekeepers
China, long accused by the United States of rampant cyber aggression, may be synonymous with hacking exploits these days, but that doesn't mean every Chinese hacker is out to pilfer and destroy.
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Senior Chinese Leader Zhand Dejiang Visits India
Top Chinese leader Zhang Dejiang today met Maharashtra Governor C Vidyasagar Rao at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai and expressed the need for strengthening cooperation between parliaments and provincial legislatures of the two countries.
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Japan Finance Chief Taro Aso in China as Ties Warm
Japan's Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso held talks with his Chinese counterpart in Beijing today, media reported, in the latest sign of warming ties between the East Asian giants.
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China to Implement New Anti-Graft Law
China plans to enact specific legislation to fight corruption, the head of the country's parliament said today, as the government continues its campaign against graft.
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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Over 11 Million Vehicles Taken Off Roads in China for APEC
At least 11.7 million vehicles were ordered off the roads each day to cut exhaust emissions during the meeting. The Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre said that between November 1 and 12 air pollutants in the capital fell to their lowest levels in five years.
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China to Tackle 'Fortress Economies' in New Super-Region Plan
China is readying an assault on the "fortress economies" of local governments by creating a super region around Beijing, with proposals that sources suggest will be more aggressive than so far has been publicly revealed.
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John Kerry meets Chinese bloggers squeezed by Internet controls
Chinese bloggers urged US Secretary of State John Kerry to push for greater freedom online in China during a rare meeting in Beijing Saturday, asking for help to "tear down the great Internet firewall".
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Chinese give Year of the Horse a toned-down welcome
Chinese welcomed the arrival of the Year of the Horse with toned down celebrations on Thursday, as people heeded government pleas to set off fewer of the fireworks believed to bring good fortune, because of concern about air pollution.
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Twitter account of China's state broadcaster hacked
China's state broadcaster CCTV News said one of its Twitter accounts had been hacked, and deleted a tweet claiming the country's president had set up a special unit to probe corruption accusations against a former domestic security chief.
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China arrests two bloggers as it expands crackdown on 'rumour-mongering'
Police in China have arrested an influential blogger and are holding a cartoonist in a widening crackdown on online "rumour-mongering", friends and a lawyer for one of them said today.
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Chinese University To Set Up Anti-Terrorism School
A Chinese university will start a school specialising in anti-terrorism courses to cash in on the growing demand for security personnel following the counter-terrorism law that came into effect from January 1.
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Smog Chokes Delhi, Beijing as Climate Talks Begin
The capitals of the world's two most populous nations, China and India, were blanketed in hazardous, choking smog today as climate change talks began in Paris, where leaders of both countries are leading participants.
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China Arrests 3 Fake Graft Busters for Kidnap
Police in northeastern China have arrested three people and are looking for a fourth who built a fake interrogation centre and pretended to be graft inspectors, kidnapping a local official and his wife to extort money, state media said.
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China Targets Rights Lawyers as Crackdown on Activists Widens
Chinese authorities have widened a crackdown on human rights groups, detaining or questioning more than 50 lawyers and activists in a sweep over the past few days, rights groups say.
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Out of the Shadows, China Hackers Turn Cyber Gatekeepers
China, long accused by the United States of rampant cyber aggression, may be synonymous with hacking exploits these days, but that doesn't mean every Chinese hacker is out to pilfer and destroy.
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Senior Chinese Leader Zhand Dejiang Visits India
Top Chinese leader Zhang Dejiang today met Maharashtra Governor C Vidyasagar Rao at Raj Bhavan in Mumbai and expressed the need for strengthening cooperation between parliaments and provincial legislatures of the two countries.
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Japan Finance Chief Taro Aso in China as Ties Warm
Japan's Deputy Prime Minister Taro Aso held talks with his Chinese counterpart in Beijing today, media reported, in the latest sign of warming ties between the East Asian giants.
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China to Implement New Anti-Graft Law
China plans to enact specific legislation to fight corruption, the head of the country's parliament said today, as the government continues its campaign against graft.
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China Assistant Foreign Minister Sacked Amid Graft Probe
A Chinese assistant foreign minister has been dismissed from his post and placed under investigation, Beijing said Friday, amid a much-publicised anti-corruption campaign.
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Over 11 Million Vehicles Taken Off Roads in China for APEC
At least 11.7 million vehicles were ordered off the roads each day to cut exhaust emissions during the meeting. The Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre said that between November 1 and 12 air pollutants in the capital fell to their lowest levels in five years.
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China to Tackle 'Fortress Economies' in New Super-Region Plan
China is readying an assault on the "fortress economies" of local governments by creating a super region around Beijing, with proposals that sources suggest will be more aggressive than so far has been publicly revealed.
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John Kerry meets Chinese bloggers squeezed by Internet controls
Chinese bloggers urged US Secretary of State John Kerry to push for greater freedom online in China during a rare meeting in Beijing Saturday, asking for help to "tear down the great Internet firewall".
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Chinese give Year of the Horse a toned-down welcome
Chinese welcomed the arrival of the Year of the Horse with toned down celebrations on Thursday, as people heeded government pleas to set off fewer of the fireworks believed to bring good fortune, because of concern about air pollution.
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Twitter account of China's state broadcaster hacked
China's state broadcaster CCTV News said one of its Twitter accounts had been hacked, and deleted a tweet claiming the country's president had set up a special unit to probe corruption accusations against a former domestic security chief.
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China arrests two bloggers as it expands crackdown on 'rumour-mongering'
Police in China have arrested an influential blogger and are holding a cartoonist in a widening crackdown on online "rumour-mongering", friends and a lawyer for one of them said today.
